we are going to online videos to learn more. and what is going on at youtube headquarters today. and live with inside perspective on the chaos during wednesday's shooting. >> plus a possible end of the week washout. tracking changes to the incoming atmospheric river. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. talking about the atmospheric river coming our way. we hear that, oh! pull out all the stops. the boots, umbrellas. >> get everything read. a good time to check your tires. right, mike? make sure they're not too warn out. traction. no spinouts or anything like that. we are expecting to see a couple change. right now, one thing we notice, a little more cloud cover than we had seen earlier this week. the temperatures remain fairly mild, in the 50s. about 53 right now for the peninsula. 50 degrees for san francisco,

and about 47 degrees for the north bay. the temperature trend shows a nice climb into the 60s and 70s once again, but today will be the last official complete dry day in the bay area before that system makes its way in. i'll break down the timeline of what we know so far coming up in a bit. i know mike is starting, though, with a look at the berkeley curve? >> right. because of this, starts to slow down. actually earlier than we saw this yesterday. the volume of traffic down and through emeryville heading towards the bay bridge, called the berkeley curve even though it's close to emeryville. west into the bay area, san francisco side, bottling up here. and as well as 580 and 24. everybody funneling down, slowing earlier than yesterday, farther back into the maze. why you see that slowing. the only trouble spot for the bay right now. everything else moving relatively smoothly and lighter than we often see. mild slowing through hayward for south 880 and nothing major. i did promise i'd show you that

palo alto camera. there it is lined up nicely. 101 heading into san francisco without issue. >> back out to nbc bay area's live team coverage of the youtube shooting. this morning, we are learning more about what may have motivated the alleged gunwoman. >> and have brand new detail what's workers can expect today. >> a story that is sending shock waves across silicon valley. team coverage live at youtube headquarters. developments overnight. you talked to the police chief. what have you learned? >> reporter: right, marcus and kris. you can see the police officers are still behind me, still moving around, closing off streets here, but the police chief just told reporters that the building, the youtube headquarters building, has been handed back to youtube, because the forensics unit wrapped up about a few hours ago. so now we're told that the

employees have heard that all meetings for today have been canceled, and they're being redirected to other campuses. meantime, the police chief told us this morning there's more information on the motive. >> people like me are not good for big businesses. >> reporter: several law enforcement sources confirm this is 39-year-old nasim aghdam in youtube videos. in one she complains youtube discriminated and filters her content. she complained youtube placed and age restriction on one of her workout videos because they were too racy but youtube failed, she says, to do the same with miley cyrus and micking minaj videos. her tar towed away last night from the crime scene. earlier off a missing person's report, mountain view police confirmed they found her asleep in a car in a parking lot. her family in riverside county

reportedly said she was upset youtube stopped paying her for content and the warned mountain view police aghdam might do something at youtube but police told them there was nothing they could do. >> the direction we're pointed based on the facts that we know is that the -- the suspect in this case had some type of problem or concern with the practices and policies of youtube, and we believe that because she was upset, that was her motive. as far as being definitive or specific as to why she was upset and what exactly caused her to do that, we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: around lunchtime yesterday aghdam opened fire on the youtube campus wounding three people, then killing herself. and later at 6:30 we'll show you how federal investigators are involved, but in what role. more on that at 6:30. reporting live in san bruno, for

"today in the bay." >> i can imagine, a lot of agencies are involved in this one. thank you. turning our folks now to the victims of the shooting. "today in the bay's" reporter at san francisco general this morning. pete, we know some victims were rushed there, and the a lot of folks want to know, how e tthey doing? they were innocent bystanders in all this. >> reporter: kris, no update at this hour from san francisco general. last check, three victims sent here behind me at san francisco general to get treatment for their injuries. one male victim in critical condition. two female victims in fair to serious condition. playing for you that 911 call moments after shots were fired at youtube's headquarters. >> i have shots fired. 901 cherry avenue. receiving number, 911. so far nothing seen. just heard only. >> and a call people are running out of the business.

>> reporter: in fact, more than 1,000 people fleeing youtube headquarters running for saufr y safety after shots were fired in the patio area in the headquarters in san bruno. the shooting caused a massive response by police and all the chaos unfolded and spoke to a man at the nearby carl's jr. when that shooting took place. >> pop, pop, pop-pop-pop, pop-. -pop i'm like, what it's going on? i stood up, i see people just running out of the building. >> reporter: inside of that carl's jr., one of the victims actually ran inside for help and workers stepped in to help her out in that moment. we'll have more on that in the next half hour. live in san francisco, for "today in the bay." >> all right. thank you. 6:06 now. a little later this morning, san bruno police will hold another news conference at 9:00 this morning so we can get an update on the investigation.

nbc bay area will bring you a special report both on-air and on nbcbayarea.com. 6:06. now to our other top stories this morning. we now have new details from overnight on the marine helicopter crash near u.s./mexican border. >> also, the navy is working with investigators to figure out what cause add chopper to go down tuesday afternoon. we'll get to that story in a moment. video of the search there this morning. four crew members were onboard who are now presumed dead. that crash happened near el centro, near a naval air facility. the marine corps says the crash happened during a routine training mission. happening today, a large-scale rescue operation is underway for the three missing children in that mendocino county crash. this is a map of the areas we want to show you now. those rescues will search this area. roughly 30 miles an highway 1 near westport. new this morning, police say they obtained possible

surveillance video of one of the mothers at a store in fort bragg. that crash happened last week. police now believe that that car was deliberately driven off of that cliff. the bodies of the parents and three children have already been recovered. >> in the wake of the stephon clark shooting, california state lawmakers are pushing to change the standard by which officers can use deadly force. assembly members proposed this bill yesterday restricting when officers open fire to only when necessary rather than the current standard of when it seems reasonable. lawmakers say the goal is to encourage officers to diffuse confrontations like this one or use less than lethal weapons. good morning. it is 6:08 and as you wake up, starting to see those 50s out there. still seeing a couple 40s but rain a couple degrees warmer at this hour than yesterday. san jose, 5 degrees warmer. napa, 7 degrees warmer. today we'll see one of those days we'll see a lot of cloud

cover with some light peeks or slight peeks of sunshine throughout the afternoon. take you through the san jose temperature trend. notice on the icons, more clouds than we do sun headed for today. this is ahead of the arrival of that atmospheric river by 12:00, san jose at 65 degrees. jumping to about 70 degrees by 2:00 and predicted high for san jose today is about 73 degrees. now, for san francisco, similar conditions as well. right now already in the 50s, but by about 9:00 a.m., at about 56 degrees. climbing to a high of about 62, 63 for san francisco. now go and send things over to mike. >> vianey, overall, a relatively mild commute, although i did just hear about a crash. more details coming out of the tracy area. we'll talk about that heading into the altamont corridor. meanwhile, west of there looks great as far as speed sensors go. nice, smooth drive. west of grant road heading towards the dublin interchange, basically at speed. highway 84, mild.

oakland and no problems northbound with taillights past the call seal olosseum behind m. anden the san mateo bridge, both directions moving well. showing typical slowing by hayward. and san rafael, down to the golden gate bridge good. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 6:01. coming up next on "today in the bay," going past the picket lines. teachers in oklahoma protesting again today. why they're not satisfied with the newly approved pay raise. and just in to our newsroom, mark zuckerberg will testify before congress. we'll tell you all about it when "today in the bay" continues.

good morning - breaking news we just recieved word m good morning, 6:13. getting ready for your day, noticing more cloud cover out there. a nice shot of san francisco as the city begins to wake up. temperatures once again seasonable, but big changes ahead. i'll break it down for coming up. and while i talked about the smooth drive southbound on 101, i didn't talk about slowing here. not a surprise. a slight drive, but still there on the island. testify before co house eneergy and commerce time for breaking biz news this morning. we just received word mark zuckerberg will testify before congress. the house energy and commerce committee, this will happen april 11th. a week from today.

this, of course, sparked by the revelation that facebook shared the personal information of 50 million users with cambridge analytica. now, this is not the first time that facebook had to answer questions before congress, but it is the first time the company is sending its ceo. meanwhile, just hours after the u.s. announced new tariffs on chinese goods, new tariffs this morning, this time to punish china for technology policies chine 2345 fia fired b bigger tariffs on cars. bad news for tesla trying to sell cars in china. tesla wasn't able to make as many model 3 sedans as it hoped. we talked in the past how tesla often misses the goals set for itself. all of these new tariffs spooked investors. remember monday, the dow fell as many as 750 points. we expect big red arrows again today. with this news of the tariff

battle, a trade war is expending. president trump for his part said a short time ago, we are not in a trade war with china. that war was lost many years ago by the foolish or the incompetent people who represented the u.s. meanwhile, we continue to have team coverage this morning of the shooting at youtube. thoughts go out to the employees and their families. as you can see, kris and marcus, running this video as well. the courtyard where it happened. a lot of courtyards in high-tech campuses. high-tech is built on campuses one of the reasons the south bay is so popular, because there's so much safe but not a very secure way of containing or keeping people out, which i don't think anybody ever thought of before as being an issue. college campuses, same way. this may be a security thing in the age of gun violence that we live in, high-tech needs to think about. >> another interesting thing is, vicky wen, angering coverage

yesterday, nerve her an active shooter drill there. never practiced for anything like that. >> yes. >> it is disturbing. especially when it comes just a week before something like this happens. >> i suspect there will be more of them. >> i agree. >> thank you. it is 6:16. happening today for a third straight day, classes canceled for all students across the state of oklahoma. tens of thousands of teachers continue their walkout. just yesterday they swarmed the state capitol and last week, oklahoma lawmakers approved the first teacher raises in a decade. teachers sat down to explain why it's not just the pay hike and why it's not enough. >> and i'm embarrassed. i have a daughter in klemp and am still paying off my own student loans. >> for me a life or death thing. i hate to say it, as a father of three and married, i can't afford to put my wife under my health insurance. >> reporter: the state's ten largest school districts will not be open. students, you see many there with their teachers at the

capitol. so who would have guessed that watching sitcoms could save a life? >> yeah, but that was the case for one lucky squirrel. >> oh, my god! what did you do? >> i never would have thought of that. video from twitter after a girl saved a squirrel using cpr learned from the show "the office," an nbc show. the squirrel was released back outdoors and hopefully doing okay. yeah. a hair dryer looks like and, wow. >> now i remember that episode of "the office." i loved "the office." >> got to be honest. we bring the news, now i have more questions. >> how did you know it wasn't -- >> investigating that. >> a little mouth-to-mouth, maybe. >> probably what it was. i haven't watched that episode but am going to look it up.

i have been looking up for you guys the changing timing of the atmospheric river. now still on tap to make its arrival thursday night into friday. let's thaalk about that but fir your out the door temperatures. san jose 53. concord 54 at this hour. and microclimate highs for today similar to yesterday. biggest noticeable difference once again the clouds. livermore 74. san jose 73 and oakland, predicted high 67. san francisco along the coastline also remains comfortable, in the 60s. fairly seasonable for this time of year, and it will be a nice ride day with the exception of that cloud cover, but doppler radar now is showing subtropical plume of air just off the pacific. still well off the pacific, but this will make its impact and arrival. talk about what it's expected to bring. the heaviest rain is expected all day friday into saturday as well. saturday through the early morning hours into the afternoon on saturday. talking about an atmospheric river and another system. low pressure system, a cold

front. the top three impacts from the system right now are still looking like the two to four-inch range for the santa cruz mountains. this means fast-returning rivers. also expecting the possibility of a threat for mudslides. especially near the fire burn zones. of course, that sierra snow mountain, because it's a warmer stair, talking subtropical air, as of now melting some snow. could get a chance of seeing a couple inches heading towards sunday. for now, take you through thetimeline. wednesday, cloud cover. then thursday, start to see that moisture developing off the coast. the north bay starts to get a lot of that rain first initially. far off to the north. talk be santa rosa, ukiah area. seeing wet rain come in initially. by s11:00, rain pushing south. becomes widespread and fast-forward the timeline, all day friday through midnight expecting widespread rain, nonstop, from north bay down

past the south bay and even past monterey, and some moisture could affect parts of southern california as well. heading towards saturday, we get the arrival of that cold front. kicking up the winds early on saturday morning. so the heaviest of that rainfall, might actually end up coming between 1:00 a.m. saturday and about 12:00 on saturday afternoon. but as of right now, the good news is we're expecting that system, if you see, kind of moves out saturday night. making way for a much clearer sunday. at least from the rain that is. a lot of changes could still happen, though. send things over to mike. >> vianey, watching for that. right now present conditions great for driving. a lighter field. no real problems southbound 880 through hayward and a build across the san mateo bridge. a chance to look at most of the speed sensors. out to the altamont pass. talked about a change over here. looks like a crash and possibly disabled vehicle both off 205. merging with 280. showing you a couple different

options for you as you travel out -- didn't file that in the system. my fault. i'll tell you. coming off 580, better than 205. 205 is jammed. thank you, ken. through the miracle worker in the control room. purple route is better. saves you about ten minutes instead of going through the jammed pass, the disabled vee vehicle. livermore, back to the normal speed limit. slow through the south county. no major issues. and show you coming up. looks great right now. there you go. send it back to you. live cameras. 110 through san jose. one more. one more camera here. centerfield bridge. a little build from the east bay across to the north bay. >> you owe director ken a coffee for that. >> right. coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds to ar east bay homeowner. the reason he says supposedly

environmentally friendly lawn mower isn't actually so friendly. a san francsico commun

been pushing for this day for quite some time. and in just hours- a city a san francisco community pushing for this day for quite some time, and in just hours, a city supervisor reveals the new name in the balboa park neighborhood. neighbors pushing to rename salem avenue near the city college. known for anti-asian and anti-immigrant policy it was it was named for.

the names under consideration, frida collin way. and response to an east bay home owner saying his new eco friendly lawn mow other isn't environmentally friendly. >> he thinks it will go into the landfill. we have the story. >> reporter: keith patterson says his pbatly operated lawn mw other won't hold a charge. watch king push teith push the through his backyard to show us how it works. listen. yeah. it's silent. keith says it doesn't run. he's already replaced two batteries but still the mower doesn't work. >> the lawn mower in a nutshell, it doesn't work. it's a piece of garbage. i don't think that's eco friend friendly. >> reporter: keith told me he requested a refund but hasn't gotten his money back. many online reviews report similar problems with this mower.

the company hasn't commented. tonight at 6:00, the class action lawsuit is in the works. if you're having trouble settling a consumer dispute, we are here for you. go to our website or call us a, 888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00. thanks, chris. still ahead this morning, google keeps buying. new this hour, details on another land purchase in san jose. >> plus, new development overnight on the shooting at headquarters in san bruno. live with new information on the shooter, what may have motivated her and her attack and what workers can expect today, including the fast-food worker who stepped up as a victim rushed into his restaurant. thoss

we've turned the building back over to youtube. >> brand new comments from police in san bruno overnight. the investigation appears to be over but the story is far from finished. team coverage continues this half hour. good morning, and thank you so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laueria garcia. our coverage of the youtube rampage continues in a moment, first, we want to help you get ready for your day as well. >> right now seeing the sun come up. a nice look over san francisco. you can see a lot of forks -- forks? folks. where did i get forks?

i don't know. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san francisco, 52. oakland 51. san jose in the 50s also. waking up to nice 40s and 50s. feeling very mild. don't be surprised if it gets muggy. you can actually see the cloud cover. a shot of downtown san jose. this is what you're seal a lot of today. dark clouds. this is ahead of that atmospheric river. temperatures remain similar to yesterday. that's one good news out of that. a dry day today as well. 70 degrees by about 2:00. today's san jose predicted high is about 73. so even though we'll see the dark clouds, we're not expecting the system to arrive until tomorrow. don't let the dark clouds scare you off, although it may be a good day to plan for the rain that's incoming heading towards the later part of the week. checking in with mike. >> all right. vianey, looking out towards the roadways. seeing a lot more folks hitting the roads. can't tell it really from looking at the speed sensors. calling out of hayward.

more traffic across the san mateo bridge. sensors shows it, the live look really shows it. a lot more cars heading across westbound towards foster city over the last five minutes and this shot from the golden gate bridge shows a steady stream heading in from the north bay. and throughout 101, san rafael across into san francisco. for the big story, send it back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:31 right now. that story rattling nerves across silicon valley and the bay area, so many questions still unanswered after a woman opened fire at youtube's headquarters in san bruno. >> what we know at this hour -- the suspect is dead. police say they killed herself yesterday as officers were closing in. three victims are in the hospital and the shooting unfolded just a little before 1:00 in the afternoon yesterday. this, at youtube's san bruno, the main campus. within the last hour police reported the campus remains

closed today. >> we are covering all angles of the story and we begin in san bruno. what did police chief, what did he tell you? >> reporter: well, the police chief told us a lot this morning. you can see that the police officers are still here closing off the streets around youtube headquarters but said that the forensic unit wrapped up around 2:00 this morning. so the building was handed back to youtube. meantime, we're told employees have heard that all meetings today were canceled, and they are being redirected to other campuses. now, as far as the motive, the police chief says investigators know more about it. her family says she "hated" youtube. several law enforcement sources confirmed this is 39-year-old nasim aghdam in youtube videos. she claimed they discriminated her content complaining youtube place and age restriction on one of her workout videos because

they were too racy but youtube failed to do the same with miley cyrus and nicki minaj videos. her car towed away early yesterday morning after a missing persons report. police found aghdam asleep in her car in a parking lot. the family warned police aghdam might do something at youtube but police told them there was nothing they could do. >> we're still sifting through a lot of evidence. there's a lot of evidence we don't even have access to yet that hopefully will provide us with a more specific or clear picture to definitively say, a., this is what she was upset about and, b., this is why. >> reporter: around lunchtime yesterday, aghdam opened fire on the youtube campus wounding three people then killing herself. now, investigators say she also posted on issues such as animal rights saying specifically

against things about the military's use of pigs. now, federal investigators, we're told, are looking into that background. for now, the police chief tells us this morning this is a local case. reporting live in san bruno reporting live for "today in the bay." >> thank you. live outside youtube headquarters in san bruno. and turning to the condition of the victims. live at san francisco hospital where some are still recovering this morning. pete? >> reporter: good morning, marcus and kris. three victims recovering here in san francisco general. we haven't got any new updates from officials so far at this hour. at last check, one male victim in critical condition, two females in fair to serious condition. this is a picture of one of the victims shot in the leg and actually ran to a nearby carl's jr. near the headquarters of youtube to get help.

our crews are on the scene and spoke to one of the workers that helped her out. >> one guy gave her a t-shirt. one em mothployee brought out e cord bungee cords trying to wrap it up. >> reporter: police found another gunshot victim at the front of the entrance. a shattered glass door and evidence markers are on the ground as police and fbi process the scene. investigators found aghdam's car parked in a dirt lot across the street from youtube's parking garage and eventually towed it. officials at san francisco general says there will not be an official press conference this morning but we're expecting another update at 9:00 a.m. live in san francisco, for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank. and san bruno police will hold a news conference at 9:00 this morning to update the media

on the investigation. nbc bay area news will bring you that special report both on-air and on nbcbayarea.com. 6:36 now. in other brand new news this morning, a man who helped bring mexico's notorious el chaup cha talks for the first time about what led to his arrest. former dea agent speaks exclusively with the "today" show about tracking him down. >> we began intercepting members of chapchapo's inner circle and dismantling, starting to dismantle layers within its sophisticated communications structure until we got to the top. >> el chapo is awaiting trial in new york city. you can watch the full interview during the 8:00 hour of this morning's "today" show. the time now, 6:36, and continuing coverage for you. we don't have the actual verbal

confirmation just yet, but it appears as if the crown prince of saudi arabia arrived in the bay area for a highly anticipated visit. last night ow krcrews saw extra tight security at the silicon valley four seasons hotel along with a long line of black parked suvs and the green saudi arabian flag was flying. prince mohammed bin sallman wil meet with silicon valley heavyweigh heavyweights. >> it's proper to go to the financial capital in new york and in d.c., now coming to the tech capital, which is right here. >> the prince is expected to take a trip at some point to los angeles and will be here until saturday. and google's proposed village in downtown san jose. the "mercury news" google struck

a deal to buy another large piece of property between south of waterloo park near 87th. the plan shows google is expanding from the western side of downtown near the dearden station right into the core of downtown. and digging is done on a major transit project in san francisco. this is video of what will be the chinatown station of muni's central subway project. 12 stories deep, underground at stockton and washington streets. the project will link bay shore and mission bay areas to soma and downtown. crews just finished the excavation and will now start pouring the concrete. the new route will be ready by december of 2019. so, mike, add that to your traffic map. >> all right. get a graphic here. soon as they give us the icons to use. right now, using these icons. not showing delays. great news and, again, good progress on that central subway as well. the map here.

slowing for the northbound through the san jose area. nothing major and san martin shows traditional slowing in the traditional spot. mate lighter than traditional. back here, the bay bridge, backup overall, metering lights are on and slowing in dublin. nothing dramatic. folks coming in for the workweek. >> coming in for the workweek. spring break as well. it would be a tough weekend. >> it would. at least one of the two days. the good news out of this system. looks like it may move out in time to leave at least one of those days for fun outside with much more pleasant weather. right now, saturday's forecast looking like a fairly wet one. as a matter of fact, it's going to start off very gusty. very windy. which means we could get a lot of that sideways rain as that wind continues to blow. southerly winds. 64 degrees for the coast. bay 68. 65 inland. as that cold front sweeps in, it will drop temperatures down to slightly cooler than we've seen in the past two days.

upper 60s, some 70s on the map. for sunday's forecast, the good news, that system looks on tap to make it exit saturday night, which means for sunday, all left with a lot of clouds and still in the air, a lot more sunshine and dry conditions for the bay high of 66. inland also in the 60s. comfortable weather. get one of two dry days for the weekend. back to you. >> thank you. it is 6:40 now, and next, an all-new for you on the "today" show, an nbc news exclusive. >> so you thought you were dieing? >> yeah. >> hear from the high school student shot five times during the parkland, florida, school shooting. this morning, sharing his story about what he did for his chasemates for the very first time. and president trump says we're going to take action today on the border. what is it? take a look. and, scott, the dow plunges this morning. look behind me, right here. the big board. you can see down more than 450

points. now, this is on trade war fears after china retaliates to u.s. tariffs. time, 6:41. you're watching "today in the bay."

new this morning and only good morning. 6:43 and we inch closer to the 7:00 a.m. hour. what it looks like outside. some cloud cover. talk about the daytime highs and that incoming storm system. and we're looking at slowing now. hit the 30-minute mark from highway 4 to the backup to the

bay bridge toll plaza. not unusual stretch but looking lighter than we normally see. peninsula, no delays showing up. talking about another delay north of there coming up. it is 6:44 now, and new and only on nbc, a florida teenage student many people call a hero is talking for the first time about his utter nightmare in the parkland, florida, shooting rampage. anthony borges blocked the door in one classroom to keep the shooter from going inside. borges then was struck by five bullets and nearly died. >> why did you decide to block the door? >> because -- i think i was going to die. so i blocked the door. >> reporter: so you thought you were dieing that day? >> yeah. >> nbc's kerry sanders with with

borges and his father. watch the entire interview during the 8:00 hour of this morning's "today" show. and the president just tweeted america will take action today to stop illegal immigration. >> it's not clear what that stronger action is. >> right. because today we're waiting for clarification. congress still in recess. we'll have to figure out if it's coming from the white house. we do know yesterday president trump said he would use the u.s. military on the border. take a listen. >> we have very bad laws for our border. and we are going to be doing some things. i've been speaking with general mattis. we'll do things militarily, until we can have a proper wall and security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military. that's a big step. we really haven't done that before, or certainly not very much before. >> it's not clear from the president realized putting u.s. traps on the border is actually not that uncommon.

actually both president george w. bush and barack obama did it, again using national guard troops. the law says they can only assist. they cannot participate in law enforcement. i talked to some of the california national guard who took part in the last deployment under president obama. they said they did a lot of surveillance work watching the border and radioing in information to border patrol which is allowed to take action. president trump is particularly worried about a group of roughly 1,500 central american refugees making their way through mexico. he call it is a caravan. the caravan is now stopped as mexican authorities try to figure out what to do. there's nothing in international law saying mexico has to stop hondurans or guatemalans from er entering the u.s. president trump's concerns, if the refugees make it to the border law says we have to give them protection if fleeing danger. that involves a lot of court hearings to determine their status. president trump call it is a

whole, big wasted procedure that must take place. now, moments ago, president trump, who said we are not in a trade war, says we have nothing to lose in whatever it is we're in with china. when you're already $500 billion down you can't lose. trump is referring to the difference between what we send china and what china sends us. the president has initiated a number of tariffs making sure chinese goods americans buy are more expensive. solving the trade deficit by convincing americans to stop buying so much stuff. back to you. >> thank you very much, scott. checks and balances every morning. find scott online as well. also this morning, brand new video of what is left after strong winds caused this major damage to a texas airport overnight. the winds knocked over a hangar at houston's airport. not a small airport. it crashed into three private jets there. luckily the houston fire department says no one was hurt. during the peak of the wind storms, speeds reached 60 miles

per hour. we're not going to see winds like that here in this area. so today is -- >> could be gusty! >> nothing like that. right? >> 40-plus. pretty gusty. >> oh. you better get yourself another -- >> and i'm sorry, marcus. let's get right to it. right now, temperatures are comfortable. marcus, no winds for today or tomorrow. >> okay. >> at least you'll have those two days. >> hide under the bed the next day. >> and 60 degrees in san jose. 40s now and microclimate highs for today, 60s and 70s. comfortable temperatures. very seasonable for this time of year. yes, a lot of ground -- ground? gray cloud cover. now, doppler radar is showing that system off the coast, and this is that plume of subtropical moisture that's tapping in from hawaii, and that's taking it right from northern california. remember the last time the atmospheric river we had?

went up southern california. this one aiming towards northern california. southern california could see some of that rain. again, the timing and intensity to change. i want to take you through the future cast you'ring the euro model. by about early thursday morning see a lot of moisture developing off the coast. fast-forward the timeline to 5:00 p.m., you see a lot of areas in the north bay. far off to the north. u tie ukiah, santa rosa, rain into the dinner hour. late, about 11:00 p.m., becomes widespread thursday into friday morning. if you look by 11:00 a.m., completely widespread moderate to heavy downpours, what the changes in colors mean. the lighter shades and lighter rain and see the darker shades as the heavier downpours. same with the pockets. those yellow pockets of rain that pop up on the future cast mean the same thing. 10:00 p.m. friday, rain doesn't let up friday. it's not letting up until

saturday evening, but saturday morning, marcus, sorry. 1:00 a.m. to 12:00, gusty conditions will kick up to about 40-plus. don't go hiking, marcus, you'll be fine. sunday, seeing a little left of the cloud cover. here's a quick recap what we can expect. friday and saturday, max rain totals upwards of three inches especially higher elevation areas and along the russian river. looking out for the possibility of possible mudslides and concerns over flooding. especially in the burn scars. the next seven days, from 60s to 50s for san francisco. thanks to the arrival of that cold front. it's going to feel humid and muggy. mike? >> all right. vianey, the south bay commute builds. see it on the bottom of your screen. typical northbound pattern kicking in. good strength as far as volume of cars but still in the 50s. great stuff. look at the map, pick out your area. moving well in the north bay. east bay an issue. westbound highway 4 starting to

recover. debris at willow pass road slowing you down through bay point. here, hard to make out from the shield. look at our system. we have a crash southbound 680 coming into venetia bridge. noteed by a couple over there. tell you something. they are not on the team. these are teamless wagers wondering and the area. join the team, have a whole network and we'll share that information with you on the roadways. back out to the roadways themselves. here at the north bay from richmond into san rafael. westbound 580. fast lanes. benefit now indicating a lighter flow of pattern. we see that with a lighter flow. showing up in fremont, a mild breeze. mild traffic here. >> thank you. coming up next, live team coverage of the youtube shooting

spree continues. >> and san bruno police chief, tells ub about the future of the campus and the alleged shooter's death. and potential buyers rattled by the wild swings in the stock market. not great news if you're a seller. good news for summer vacations. interior department won't up fees at the nation's parks. those hikes would have more than doubled fees. more news after the break. i-

welcome back. the time, 6:55. before you head out the door, the top stories here in the bay. >> the main story, fallout from the shooting at youtube headquarters in san bruno. we've brought you live team coverage all morning long and since yesterday afternoon. on the left, looking at our camera that is at zuckerberg san francisco general and on left, an active crime scene. the investigation. we learned within the last few hours the forensic team concluded initial evidence gathering at the headquarters. the company is not opening the offices today, we were told. officials tell us they believe the shooter had some sort of grudge against youtube and regularly posted videos on her own youtube channel. her last known residence was in

southern california and police say officers saw that gunwoman sleeping in her car near youtube headquarters duringer morning hours yesterday. she killed herself yesterday add police were closing in. the latest on three victims, all three still recovering at sf jep hospital. one man is in critical condition, and two women are in fair to serious condition. more than 1,000 people fled youtube's headquarters running for safety after shots were fired on the patio. the "today" show continues our coverage on the youtube shooting in just a minute, including more witnesses' stories and what law enforcement is saying about the shooter's alleged vendetta. breaking news this morning, also, and continued fallout from the facebook scandal, cambridge analytica. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg agreed to appear on capitol hill one week from today. the house energy and commerce committee says that on april 11th, zuckerberg will answer questions from lawmakers ar the

sharing of personal information involving some 50 million facebook users. >> right now, the viewpoint of those searches for, of operations underway for the missing children in that mendocino county crash. roughly 30 miles along highway 1 near west point. new this morning, police now say they've obtained a possible surveillance video of one of the mothers at a store in fort bragg. the crash happened last week. police now believe that the car was deliberately driven off of that cliff. the bodies are the parents and three children have already been recovered. new details on that marine helicopter crash nuer tear the u.s./mexican border. investigators trying to figure out what caused the crash to go down yesterday afternoon. the four onboard are presumed dead. the marine corps says the crash happened during a routine training mission. to a story a lot of teachers across the nation are watching. classes are canceled for the

third day in a row across the state of oklahoma as tens of thousands of educators continue their walkout. last week oklahoma lawmakers approved the first teacher raises in a decade, but teachers say the pay hike is not good enough. the ten largest school districts in the state are closed to students today. today marks 50 years since one of the darkest days in modern history. the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. coming up in a few minutes, hear nbc's tom brokaw talk about the time he heard dr. king give a sermon. that's later on the "today" show, and several communities are honoring dr. king. big events scheduled in san francisco, berkeley and l.a. we're compiling those and putting those on our website at nbcbayarea.com. after you use the grill for dinner, cover it up. it is going to about fire hose kind of day this weekend. >> it is. especially as we head in towards friday and saturday early

afternoon. talking about widespread continuous rain throughout the bay area. talk about the next seven days. today we'll see that increase in cloud cover. that rain moves in. becoming widespread late into the evening. we'll see it develop early on in the north bay and heavy rain expected for friday. thankfully, though, that rain still looking like it will taper off by saturday night leading the way for a much more pleasant drive sunday. put away the patio furniture you don't want to blow away. >> true. we often hear about random stuff on the freeway. >> and so far nothing reported. any weird debris. in fact, not a lot of traffic. san jose, often we see it bogged down here. it's looking great here and 101 through palo alto, a commute fit for a king. on another note, this camera is atop a hotel we believe a crowned prince has taken over the entire four seasons hotel. scanned the area. didn't see anything. >> if he's here, enjoy your

visit, prince. >> good morning. >> keep watching "today in the bay." >> absolutely. see you back here at 7:25 for a news update as well as live coverage.